WILLAMETTE WEEK: Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) agreed not to compete for the Oregon primary, and instead handed it over to Ohio Gov. John Kasich, but Kasich doesn’t even appear in the Oregon Voter’s Pamphlet. Instead, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz are listed as the Republican presidential candidates.
HERALD AND NEWS: Commercial service will return to the Crater Lake-Klamath Regional Airport in Klamath Falls after the Transportation Security Administration said it would resume screening services there.
Oregon Pacific Bank and Lane Council of Governments announced Monday they will partner to provide loans that will help improve the appearance of Florence storefronts.
Sen. Wyden said he would seek “predisaster and Federal Emergency Management Agency funds” after he met with Seaside School Superintendent Doug Dougherty on Sunday to address Seaside’s threat of a tsunami disaster.
Portland Mayor Hales didn’t invite the public to yesterday’s afternoon meeting focused on homelessness.
Gov. Brown urged lawmakers to pass a transportation program for 2017 during a recent visit to Eugene and Springfield.
The chipmaker plans to cut jobs in Hillsboro and Aloha.
ENGADGET: Google plans to allow workers to explore passion projects for a fifth of their working hours.
STATESMAN JOURNAL: Oregon primaries could make a difference in the presidential campaign, especially for the Republican side.
The airport will close May 2 for an $18.5 million resurfacing project.